QUESTION: I have been a very active person undergoing cancer therapy treatment for
the past six months. I find that my mind is still very active and motivated but
my body is tired out. With the holidays approaching, I wonder if you could recommend
any energy conserving techniques that would still allow me to participate fully
and minimize the impact of fatigue related to cancer therapy.

QUESTION: I have just been diagnosed with inoperable cancer. I'm getting advice
from friends and relatives to check into all types of different treatments they
have heard about. How can you judge if various treatments for cancer are legitimate?

QUESTION: I am preparing to start chemotherapy for treatment of cancer. I am a young
(in my late 30's) woman and my doctor told me I may have symptoms of menopause.
What does this mean? Is it permanent? Can I become pregnant? Is there treatment
for this?

QUESTION: I am a 28 year old male and about to start treatment for Hodgkin's disease.
I understand that some treatments can cause fertility problems. How would I learn
more about the process of sperm banking?

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